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Thank you for this suggestion, I suspect they use a wire armature for the hares and take the wire through the base. I will add it to my list of potential future videos, thanks for your comments and for watching.

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Hi there, just to explain, needle felting is the process of stabbing wool fibres with a special needle felting needle that has barbs on it, this helps the fibres tangle together which makes felt. The felt material that you can buy ready made can be manufactured in the same way from wool fibres, but stabbed into a flat thin sheet. Hope this helps, ☺️ thanks for watching.

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Hi there, I get my decent felting needles and felting mat from www.heidifeathers.co.uk I have a video on needles here: ua-cam.com/video/X54z83J7mx8/v-deo.html Most of the wool I've bought recently has come from www.worldofwool.co.uk They have a really good range of carded Corriedale and tops in a variety of breeds, including merino and Corriedale. Hope this helps and thanks for watching.

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You can use any super glue, I use loctite super glue, but any will do 😊 I probably need to do a video on this but when eyes are sold as "safety eyes" they usually expect people to be using them for making soft toys out of fabric (you may already know this, apologies if you do). So the "safety eyes" come with a little washer that holds them into the soft toy from the other side of the fabric. However when I use them in a felted item it's not possible to use them in this way, so they can no longer be classed as safety eyes, therefore even if you glue them in with the strongest glue possible I would not class a felted item with glued eyes as suitable for children, as they could be pulled out and could be dangerous for small children especially. So the items I make are for decorative purposes only, they are not toys, I hope this makes sense and helps. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching.

@@juliesfeltedfriends yeah I found some materials listed on another channel’s video and I saw they used Aleene’s tacky glue. So far I have only tested beads on scraps but I got an assortment pack of different tacky glues to test and found their “fast grab” tacky glue to work best for me so far~

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Sounds like you have a good variety of gauges now, but yes you might want to try some of the other types/shapes of needle as well. The reverse needle was fun to use too 😊 happy felting and thanks for watching

Try not to worry about going wrong too much, it's a very forgiving craft. Say your making the body of the item in the kit, my advice would be to not to use all the wool that the kit gives you to make the body as you might need to add a bit more to correct the shaping. You might also find this video on correcting mistakes in needle felting helpful: ua-cam.com/video/8l9GduqwWzg/v-deo.html It shows that you can remove arms/legs/eyes and do them again but you can't take apart wool that has been felted very firmly, but you can add wool to it, but it's harder to take away, you'd have to cut it away with scissors 😊 thanks for the question and thanks for watching

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Thank you for this, so glad you found it helpful, eye opener -like it 😂 I've never tried using a template for legs as a starter 🤔 you could try it and see? It is difficult getting them the same size, your doing the right thing adding a bit at a time though 👍 I still struggle sometimes, so don't be hard on yourself, it's all so good learning 😁 have fun felting and thanks for watching

@@juliesfeltedfriends Thank you for the kind reply! ☺I enjoy felting and once I get into it I end up doing it "forever" 🙃into the wee hours of the morning. Then I feel groggy throughout the day but it's all worth it when I discover and learn things/ways. Always enjoying and looking forward to your videos and the little commentator dolls! 🦉

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Glad it was helpful, lol it sounds like something I would have done in the past 😂 I can tend to think 'oh it'll be ok I'll be able to get the same amount again' 🤣 oops! Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching

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I bought from Sainsbury's supermarket 😁 it's actually a baby comb, thought it looked cute and might be useful for small items 😊 which it is 👍 in case you're in the uk here's the link: www.sainsburys.co.uk/gol-ui/product/cantu-edges-baby-hair-styler but any fine comb would work, hope this helps, thanks for watching

@@juliesfeltedfriends I’m not but it helps to know what kind of comb!

Happy to help :) In case you can't access the link it's called a "Cantu Edges Baby Hair Styler" and was £3 which is about $3.71

@@juliesfeltedfriends I was able to find a “baby comb” on Amazon in a pack of 2. It works wonders! The soft bristle end is also a nice touch

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